Xbox CEO Won't Say If Project Helix Has A Disc Drive
…ongoing backlash over the end of PlayStation discs By Ethan Gach Published August 22, 2026 The Gorgeous Translucent Green Anniversary Xbox Will Reportedly Cost $900 At least it can play discs By…
…ongoing backlash over the end of PlayStation discs By Ethan Gach Published August 22, 2026 The Gorgeous Translucent Green Anniversary Xbox Will Reportedly Cost $900 At least it can play discs By…
…these answers weren’t specifically asked in the context of Sony’s decision to end PlayStation discs in 2028, but rather Sega’s broader business perspective on the video game industry. But…
…Expedition 33 Director Says End Of Physical Discs Is ‘Super Sad’ The devs also revealed that their publisher discussed skipping physical, but figured players would want to 'hold it in their hands…
…Shows Why The ‘No Disc, No Buy’ Backlash Faces Such An Uphill Battle Less than 10 games have sold over 100,000 PlayStation disc copies in the U.S. so far in…
…ongoing backlash over the end of PlayStation discs By Ethan Gach Published August 22, 2026 The Gorgeous Translucent Green Anniversary Xbox Will Reportedly Cost $900 At least it can play discs By…
…Fallen Feathers Fans Celebrate Owning The Disc After Controversial Update Censors The Game The summer Soulslike no longer lets you kill certain bosses following an apparent backlash among some Chinese players By…
…They both share 6,600MB/s of sequential write performance, 4,800 endurance (TBW), 1200K input/output operations per second—wait a tic, even the weight and dimensions are exactly the same…
…It was the first post since the announcement of the end of Sony game discs in 2028 that didn’t get immediately and overwhelmingly roasted by fans . It has 34,000 likes…
…Expedition 33 Director Says End Of Physical Discs Is ‘Super Sad’ The devs also revealed that their publisher discussed skipping physical, but figured players would want to 'hold it in their hands…
…But even now, The Pokémon Company seems surprised by the level of backlash in some areas. So what does it all mean? Is the future of competitive play an already failed experiment…